OpenAICEOSam Altman 称在接受个人个人个人电脑而不是数据中心的采访时，在Cheeky Pint播客的出道期间，他还评论了AI对数学的影响，Altman 称：
Sam Altman 称在数据中心比在桌子上好
OpenAI的收购挤压了世界的RAM供应
“许多人想要当地的推论。 而不知何故，他们假设，现在问题已经解决了，因为我们将会有开源模型，我们将能够运行在我们的计算机上，所以我们不需要数据中心的所有东西。
但从全球分配的角度看，实际上，让世界上有限的DRAM 数量在他们自己的电脑里坐到5%的时间里是相当可怕的。
想要在云中最大限度的利用，如果你正试图应对这种供应受限的环境。 许多人的直觉正好相反。
无论是Altman是指你的游戏PC还是开发者与"Surface RTX Spark Dev Box"或"新的触摸屏MacBook Pro"合作，结果都是一样的。 目前，记忆公司Samsung和SK Hynix长期与云服务运营商以及OpenAI的"星际之门"等在今后几年中保留了大部分世界RAM产出的项目打交道。 而他们愿意为芯片投放的数十亿美元，就是为什么你使用的笔记本电脑、电话和其他技术现在越来越昂贵。
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Asked about supply chain shortages, like the ongoing RAM shortage, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in an interview that it’s “terrible” to have RAM in personal PCs instead of data centers. During his appearance on the Cheeky Pint podcast, where he also commented on AI’s impact on math, Altman said:
Sam Altman says it’s better for RAM to be in a data center than on your desk
As OpenAI’s buying spree squeezes the world’s supply of RAM, its CEO explains why he needs so much.
“A lot of people want local inference. And somehow, they assume that the problem is solved now because we are going to have open-source models, we’re going to be able to run them on our computers, and so we’re not going to need all the stuff in the data center.
But from a global allocation perspective, actually, it’s quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer and being used five percent of the time.
You want maximum utilization in the cloud if you’re trying to deal with this very supply constrained environment. And somehow everyone’s— many people’s intuition is the opposite of that.”
Whether Altman meant your gaming PC or developers working with something like the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box or the new touchscreen MacBook Pro, the outcome is the same. Right now, memory companies Samsung and SK Hynix have long term deals with cloud service operators and projects like OpenAI’s Stargate that have reserved much of the world’s RAM output over the next few years. And the billions they’re willing to lay out for chips is why the laptops, phones, and other tech you use are getting more expensive right now.
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